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BRUTM INHUHl,ITY.
THE FIENDIsH TREATMENT OF
NEGRO WOMAN
At the Davidson County Farm
a Scourged aud Whipped-A De.
plOrable state OF Affairs.
Is,xorAL TO TIE ApPEAL.I


NASHVILLE, TENN March MATTE
Lewis. a negrtss, who was recently
ssnt TO the county farm on a sentence
for carrying pistol, and who, with
others, tried to escape, but was recap.
tured, tells a terrible story OF inhu-
man treatment by the keepers OF the
farm. When seen in all this morn
lag che stripped herself to show the
dh fgurations on her body caused by
the whipping she had received. The
appearance of her body and limbs was
anything but an agreeable sight. The
body was yet swollen and diseased,
and her arms bore dark streaks from
an inch to an inch and half wide.
Heavy welts were also on her shout
ders, and her manner and appearance
throughout indicated that she bad re-
ceived severe bodily punishment. In
talking to the reporter about the con-
fnement, escape and capture, she
m ade substantially the following state
menl:
She said IL was her duty at the farm
to cut bushes and burn them and to
do other work OF like character. She
was driven 70 Dtf WOTk III Iub IuObl
inhuman manner and subj sct TO abuse
by those about her, especially the
negro men. At one time she was tied
down across box by two negroes and
whipped by another woman, who was
a friend to the men, and that the au-
tbeutIes never interfsred. Sac was
very cruelty whipped by the officials
at 7 o'clock on the night of her es-
cape, and it was the desperation
caused from this whipping that melted
her to attempt an escape. She was
caught on the Whites Greek pike
by Mr.. HaDse Wilkerson and Mr..
Wsggoner about IL o'clock at
night. They began to whip her
aud kept it up all the way back TO the
farm, a dis anCe of Ave miles. 1t was
raining and muddy, and she was in q
faint'ng condition when she reached
there. She was then whipped again.
Thursday morniDg she received an
other whipping aud had been whip.
ped from twice 10 three times a day
since. She considers the Jail heaven
In the fam
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active and, uniform military associs-
ton OF Mississippi met here today.
There were present Msjor General B.
8 Kicks, Bdgadier Generals q. Y.
Freeman and W. N. Monroe, Capts.
@. ]. Searles AID George S Green, and
Gen. Will Henry. Adjutant General.
The proposition heretofore made by
Capt. O. Julian Bmtlette, Adju'ant OF
the National Legion, TO drill said lt.
gion with the National Guard Of Mis-
siseippi at Camp Henry, on the Gulf
last, next summer, was considered
and respectfully declined. Other
matters looking to the eff ctive organ
izitiou of thu military in the State
we're discussed and measures put on
foot to perfect the same.
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THE NkEBLEs DISASTER.
ART val OF the Wounded Mt AIbu-
queFque, N. M.

CHICAGO, liz, March IA special
from Albuquerque, N. NJ, says: The
remains Of Engineer Hodgsns and
Brakeman Gioert, who were allied In
the wreck Sunday morning on the
Atlantic aud Poetic road, near The
Need es, Gal, were brought here last
evening, also the won nded postal
clerk, Pippin, who is suffering with
internal inj aries, and the Pullmsn
car conductor, who sustained broken
leg. The fireman, who fret saw the
banning bridge yelled 10 tue engineer
to jump, and saved hia own life by
jumping. The engineer applied the
air brakes and reversed his engine,
aud succeeded in saving part OF the
train. Fortunately, the ladies' coach
and the smoking car, which we're filed
with passengers, were in the rear OF
the train, which Is custom on the
road. Tho engine and combination
baggage and Pullman care ran into the
bridge, end nearly all the baggage
express matter and. mail was con 'umeC
by the flames. Three Navajo Indiani
aud au unknown tramp, VINO were
stealing q ride between the engine anC
mail car, were killed. The pa seneer
sustained only slight conclusions.
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Killed Her Because She WOuIdn't
Mary Him.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March la spe-
oiaI 10 the Evening Times from Emil
nenca a, XIV says: Mrs Sue Oockrell this
morning received a telegram from
Sparta, Oven county, KY, stating that
George Montgomery had proposed
marriage to his cousin, Miss Iona Kit
zow, a beau, iful young girl If 20, and
upon being refused drew pistol and
firtd seven shots a. her, ki.llhg her al
most insanity. Montgomery is rela.
tive OF Mrs.. Crckrell. No further par
ticulars are given.
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CHANCERY SALE
R EAL ESTAT III.

No. 1852, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby
County-&rs. Il, L. Cunningham, by next
friend, W. d. Beard, VS.. John W. Led
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
18th day of January, 1887, NJ. b. Of, page "a.
will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office. at the Main street entrance of the
Courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
hene ss1uGday, March o, 1887,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
ness co, to-wit:
in the county OF Shelby and state oil Ten
nessee, on tho Menph,s and Germantown
plank road, about 10 miles from ths city OF
Memphis, and bounded as follows: Begin
ming at stake at he northeast orneT OF a
acre tract, heretofore conveyed by Schater
and wife and Mary @. Knapp and X. u.
Stephenson, running thence north 81 chains
to stake at the northeast corner OF ~ acre
tract heretofore conveyed by same parties to
Nj, j. LIE Strange; then 90 east ID chains and
SO links to stake at the northwest corner Of
a 60 acre tract conveyed by same parties 70
Ledbctter end Gaynor; thence south with
the west limo of said Ledbet er and 9aynor
tract IS chairs and 58% Inks TO stake IN
said plank road; thence west with said
plank road to the beginning, containing by
estimate about 81 acres.
Terms of Sale-0n 8 credit Of mouths;
note bearing interest. with security s! t, re-
This January 9. 1887.
s. L. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master =.
By b. +. Coleman, Deputy o. and M.
Clam Raard, sOlicitcrs.t
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Annual Meeting Of tha LORG1ellew
Memorial Asa olAslOm.

BosToN, MASS, March 1.-The an
nual meeting OF the Longtellow Ne.
mortal A ssocistion Nas heldlaBt even
ing in Cambridge. The association
has $1,000 Of the funds invested In
four PER cent. bonds, and expects to
raise $4,000 moro hsfoIe tho end Of
the month, John q. Whittier wrote
Letter urging that q vigorous EFFORT
be made Incomplete the subscription.
Tho following c6icers were elected Tor
the ensuing year: President. James
Russell Lowell Vice Presidents ollr
yer Wendell Holmee; Bscfetasy Ar
thur GApaan; Tfeaa6f6r BeNys amin
VsugSan. A C0nraittee on !. Plans
and q Board Of Directors were also
| elected. ft'7'
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O'NSiI Rsuud for SIG Stag.

NV YORK NJ rch l.-EK-Alderman
oNeii was tsken to Sing Sing prison
his morning. He WAS too mach pros.
rated TO cay much, but to q friend
protested his Innocence, asserting that
1t wou d soon be proved. The train
moved out OF the depot at 8 O'Clock
and started on is journey,
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CHANCERY4 SALE
R EAL ESTATE

No. 1851, R.--Chancery Court of Shelby
couBty-State Of Tennessee, use, etc. vs..
N o. Perkins ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decroe for
d sale, entered in the above cause on t the
Goth day Of April, 1885, ". R, AZ, page 62l,
and renewed October 5, 1885,. NJ. b. As, psge
1888, will sell, at public auction, to the high
es, bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, at the Main street ENTRANCE OF the
courthouse of Shelby county Memphis
Saturday, March 8. 1857,
within legal hours, the. following DESCRIBED
proI erty, situated in Shelby county Ienn''
to-wit:
Part Of lot ~, being lot 5 Of division.
made By the ohancery Court Of the lands q
James Trigg, fronting SO feet on the west
sioe of thq Big Creek road and running back
645 teet to Wolf river, with front OF W Ieet
on Wolf river.
Terms Of Sale-0n 5reditof six monthsi
notes bearing interest, with securily' lien
retained; redemption barred.
Ihis February 9, 1881. ,,
s. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and MaSter'
By B. r. Coleman, Deputy Q. and NJ. c-,,
n II &c w Heiskell SOioitors.l =
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANH NATIONAL RANK,
New Orleans. In.

REMEMbEn Gems. BE- BSauPoSSrd and
Rarly, who are 10 charge OF tho draw mss, IL
n gusrantee Of absolute tairness an d intosri
y, that ,he ehsnqs, are Hll equal ard shA
NO one sAa p Pi I' Ns9t.s sSsrs,opa
Vertisins 10 guarantee prizes in this Lottery,
or holding ont any Other impossible induce
ments, are swindlers, and only aim 70 de-
oeiyo and defrRud the unWAry.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
u Over Half Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Go.

Incorporated In 1868 Tor twenty-five year.
BIZ the Legislature for Educational aud
Charitable purpogos-with cepital of sl,-
600 ,O00--to which areserve fund OF over $780,
900 has since boon added. ---.
By an overwhelming popular vote, fs
frRnchiso was made part Of the present state
1879.
The only Lottery eper voted on and endorsed
6y tie people Of amp State.
II noUer scales or postpones.
Its Grand single NumDcr Draw
tnNH take place monthly. nud tire
semi Annual Drawings regularly
every six mouths, June and Decem-
a sPLENDTN OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN a FORTUNE. THIRD GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS q, m THE ACADEMY
OF MU SIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY
march 10, ISs7-2O2a Monthly Drawing,
nnniAnl Pnirn ClkA OOn
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military MatteTs.
The Executive Committee Of the
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-. Rectal PEARLS. Send for
..''. 4 n AtNk new Illustrated "aulde to
Bealth.n Absolute secrecy. AddrSss the Craiato
mndfcal CIinfS. 81 Mas san ST.. MY ...Ll-L-
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A. SOULE, /: Manager.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-08
A TOWN DESTROYED.
Marshfeld, Wisconsin, R.vaged by
Fire Starting From a Spark.

.sO6S
Fire Starting From a Spark.
MILWAUKEE, June 27.-A fire almost swept
Marshteld out Of existence this afternoon,
and 2.O0O people are homeless. The loss is
aot less than $1,000, 600. All communication
by wire 10 cut of, at 1t is almost impossible
to learn particulars. A locomotive spark
started the blsxs at noon in the lumber yard
of the Upland Furniture factory, aud 1t rap.
idly developed into a roaring Ore that spread
toward the town. Insufficient fire protection
facilities prevented any resistance to the
Games, and coon several tourishing factories
and adjoining residences were wrapped In
flames. People gathered such household
effects as they could and fed to the woods.
The heat was go intense that $3.50 feet Of
the Wisconsin Central track, which runs
through one cnd OF the town, was bent and
twisted into the most crotcsque shape.
Travel cannot be resumed TN this account
until tomorrow. Specials from Stevens
Point and Chippewa Falls conveyed fire en-
gincs to the place, but the fire was hey ond all
control. But one store and a few half burned
houses remain Of the flourishlng town.
Many people were transferred by specials to
neighbofing towns, and others camped on the
outsktrts Of the town. The insurance is
small.
1t is impossible to ootain detailed particu.
lars of the fire tonight. TIE mcagreaccounts
of It come from n%cighborlng towns, whose
hospitality has been thrown open to loco
humcless Inhabitants. But few have availed
themselves of it, however, most of the people
bling housed for the night under wagons,
rulely constructed sheds, blankets, aud euch
household furniture piled uu rs WIS saved. The
scene is a pitlahle one. Wearicd men and
distressed women are watching the remnants
Of their homes and possessions promiscuoisly
scattered around in the surrounding woods,
which are lit up by the glow that from
the still burning mass that covered acres, and
represented a thriving village. 81 ~a;id' was
The spread of the fire that comparatively little
was saved.
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e n SOUTH.

Thomas J. Wolfe, a young lawyer Of Pierre,
died on Thursday night.
Hurley. WIS.,, was on Tuesday damaged By
fire to the extent of about $4,000.
The damage by Sundays fre at Marshneld,
Wis.,, is said to amount to three aud q hall
millions.
Gen. James Speed died at Louisville satur
day. He was Encouragement in Lincoln's
cabinet.
The effort to relieve the sig miners in the
Gould q Curry mine at Virginia City, New,
have been unsuccessful.
While boring Tor water strong pressure
gas w~asdiscotArsd on the farm o. Robert
Don, four mijss north Of Pierre.
W. A. DeKsy obtltaed averdict for $4,000
damages agalnssiLe NEwsuiee road for the
at Pafkston. Dakotl.
gattona! Building Trades ca1scn
sao14sas constitution At their nsstiss ii
fS'ssso, and. Willy eets ct Cincinnati In Sep
Scrta Iud9Skss, Stark coalty, Ohio, q
Pealpaeo . ialase, quarrel
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have caused much dsmage IN cities IN the IN.
tefioe.
The st. r.tefsbufg Omcial Messenger a
nounces that twentyone persons were tried
there during the middle Of this month on TIE
charge Of being active members Of asscret
society; Of completely in several murders; OF
participation in several robbefies; OF having
assisted In . number Of dynamite outrages,
ald Of having taken partin starting unlawful
secret printing presses. Three or four prison.
era were acquitted, thirteen were sentenced
to death, the eentence of two Of the men
beil z Afterwards committed to exile In 81
IBERIA. All tho others received . sentence at
hard Iahor.
Passengers By the steamer San Pablo. which
arrived at San Francisco from Honolulu
Monday, report great excitement there over
the threatened revolution against King
Kalakaua. A watch 10 oeing kept for =
schooner said to be. equipping 10
San Francisco this CHS to carry
800 men, With arms and ammunition to
capture Hawaii. Col. Lane, the commando,
Of the belong Grand Army post at Honoiu-
10, sent by the San Pablo . letter tn Grand
Commander Solomon, Of California, saying:
1--WE are only waiting for arms to begin the
racket" The United States man.of.war
Adams. which is now on the way to Houolu.
lu, has been ordered to remain there until
further orders, to protect the interests Of
Americans in case of trouble. Sixty marines
and officers are to be sent to the Adams from
Mare island. Crossman Brothers, Of New
York, have this month shipped cases Of rides,
cartridges, aud reyolvers to e. U. Hall {
Son, n Of the misslonary firms Of Honolu'
lu, and the latter firm is making large im'
portations direct from San Fraucisco. j. d,
spreckles denies that hts father, Claus
spreckles, has connection with the disturb
ance.
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Mr.. j. W. Nevis, % Rock street.
Lowell, Mass, writes: Il was taken
with y crick in neck and suffered
agony. st. Jacobs Oil cured me-"
For ssla by druggists and dealers
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80: AZ
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pEssy' a
woman Of sweesy wee alenpdSWaeQ
INK IN . bewtldsred nsAn9 ahoefs1A
Pennsylvania dspot h Jogssy CITY ~
tsrdav a-ftsrncon ~ Omoer BsSalan
He INQUIRED what her troubls va: 1ehe
replied that che Wanted g g : e
house o. Ma ut.mn' e@ ~.
street, =. D.. and tnas sne alo NOT -
the way. The o&aoer asked her Where
-. am from and ahe replied:
1870 ~. -. C,tv.m
. ~. 49, -'~>
mo cir; not AL OF tho WY; my
companion, . young lady, lett mo lat
n-.h.m
~ -. .....s. ..3
Inc o"0e1 .nse -
after some questioning the young
woman said that some months ago
E,aar Bascom and several other Nor
--y.. =. r..,..a ., ...rch ~.
n'A1s "e" -. C.~-:,i-
converts. In . sown nes1 Sona"
the young woman lived. Her name
4. ELAN or Patton. She and sixteen
oths nav, von,,s v.,nen became converts
49, :s v.re =, vuc ht to this country by
~ "a. ana T. ken to Salt Lake City.
sne e.uss Am.a. va Clegg, another Of
Aeano. I ~ 49, ssigned to the homo
snS S9nvgase 49,
OF Ssae. sscea .,,.. living With him.
-. n 49, ~ Wsrnsh' gray-haired old
sao o' u.r..S ~. It warm for
oms ~. .sd ~.,msr or her long
t1o s 81 nst-s.,,rA Il husband.
"I ,.yvN. ~ .-~",rr.sd "a + Z that he
wnel ~ Aa.a 81. 80 e;,fs 'ealed to
eonI w e 1900 srd n. eaten
n,4 a,. .no ~,ss rs.,a,GS Amef.1. inted
e as saelL s Ia S!ksha mnst n. rry
.way wnoa 80. - rS.sro. des3A Z.
inc snc,en. s SnS h s% Ssssivad, r. i.
~. O..A S.~cxhnv m thu anCNmd nOnR.
g.Ils slep. 'o g;"Ss - - tSe Az thev 70.
A Darllg . .Ie nass. ~ +he;r COMING fate
Celvea suo '" .hs;. aso.ne tom Tho
saey enec.eS 49, Ae th-o u.J strast after
nouse aau .Ios. Sa.s = .;te ~ The tab.
s.leet un't !. s"uy Is.,,nht Nv this time.
onI "1 .s..,.. Sat.e.;.n thev vent infn
ana, ,e.s.ns se .h.rs':Iv"s This
IN nI s. s:a " ~, se, w.-d ~ Elder linn
s = sy, lHu w ituo -h., a. h,,,h mn
=. Msns, gu ase' 1'"' "D =
III MOT; s .Ia ....a .,.,. h,aa,.d thom.
wnl.e sns ..V ~ s s.n;a "h"ar, inc aves
Selves , SvgS'nol W sso.u ms.S . Src,,oh
nioe, wels Ia. ..m ~ LEY ~ asked
.ao e'.oy. .Los %" ,.,..a a An IT,. Roth
mem "nn. 'aey . ri" .nS riao.~. did
oegan 70 cry St..Hss' T 14a oiS ns,r,.,..h
aeI s.ory aany IT, III - e.
lel. Ply !oI .neu L., ~ :. s .o,,,d savs
Woa'' NJ! oe.lay l ILL., no ~ -. how,
tn 1n 1e '! ~ sss lo n... ~ M - sa.ns
c.o.aea .s .ae m. ~ !, ni". FIX E', tham - - ON tt.e
a sanus "1 W1h;,a ...aa;n ~ tSa ,,st,crm
uepg.. " ~. 30 ass,1s, -. ~ 1V ( train
TWMssuk ~. sao o.nsa .ha.. III n.ntsa
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THE DYING GIRL

70, Pilot, ROW ma DER the tide.
IT'S not 60 deep 0 near 90 wide
As n would think from this bleak shore,
Please, pilot, kindly row me o'er"
"And why that side. ny little MIST
Is there not joy enough ON thisi
Stand back, my dear, stand back, I Say,
Yopr robe is spattered DER with sprayin
''But, pilot dear. do you not see
The shadowy forms that beckou mes
Their cleaning robss and eyes 60 bright.
shtneclear to me, though Gin my sightr"
''But waves beat high and waters chill,
Your tender breast with fear will 6ll;
Back to your how'rs. 20 back, my sweet,
See the waves now creeping to your feetW
"My flowers are gone-transplanted there,
For wind and waves naught do I care.
Good pilot, tell me what to say
That you NO longer will delayt
what will you have that I possessi
A grateful snile, agolden trcss,
Ny birds and books, my Jewels; too.
Not Not enougbi what shall I dor
"Ah, sir. your pardon now I crave.
(Be still, my heart, be strong, be braye.) !
If-you should wish-your bride I'll be,
II you viii take me DER the seal"
The spectral bark Wa quickly q AIMED
Away they dew to tn shore!e,e land.
He'd waited but to hear her say
She'd be his bride to haste sway.
Heloves too we'll the young aud fail.
He wrapped hef form With tendse care;
Then wrapped her II . cold embrace,
And vanishipg b left 10 trsce.
-Hsnnah Moss Kohsns.
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Hard 10 Explain.

Pit.burg Dispatch: Wife, don't
see why women. want to wear high
hats. anyhow.
Husband Neither do /. my dear.
Wife-Yes; it's perfectly ~senseless.
They don't cost q bit more than the
others. and some Of them not nearly so
much.
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The .Grsat American Condenser" Il DO.
tnx some queer work on the big Sunday
j~ournale. He takeea twentv.four line pan
RfApa,ena boils Il down into two columns
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Worse Than Cholera.

Jacksonville (Fla.). News-Herald:
Col. Chopsticks. a mighty man OF
valor. once set out on a journey from
Pekin. and when absent a days jour
ney from home. he met the Genius Of
cholera face to face in the road.
Colonel though he was. he began to
shake like . small earthquake. and fell
upon his knees. At this the q. Of q.
smiled and babe the colonel proceed on
his way.
81 am going down TO Pekin," said
the G. Of c.. ito kill about 5000 VIC.
Tins; this will appease my yena
for the time"
Returning a few mopi
Chopshcks again me-
the same spot
tho mon1tln
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St. Paul Pioneer Press: The internal
st. Paul Globe: Now that Young

Gould has bought the title Of prince his
versatile father will once more have to
start the report of his own death in or
der to gather in from Wall .street
enough shekels to enable his hopeful
son to maintain the newly acquired
dignity.
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short.fbs were destroyed, and about 700 head
Of hogs were burned. Several fremen were
injured. one or more fatally. The fire wa.
first discovered IN the tank room, and soon
after being discovered alard tank exploded, Civ.
ing great impetus to the flames, and spreading
the fire very rapidly. Twenty-six engine,
were o playing on the dre, which, togethe,
with all the reservoirs in the yard, only served
to conine the fire to the Chicago company,s
buildings.
The Louisville tobacco warehouse OF Taoe.
II. Glover y Co, Sawyer, Wallace & Co, I.
B. Parish 4 Co. and the boarding house occu.
plying q square between Main and Market and
Ninth and Tenth streets, were totally burned
Saturday morning, together With $500 hogs.
heads Of tobacco. The total loss 10 estimated
at $4,000; partially injured. It is thought
that litigation will be brought about By the
Dire that viii be something astonishing. Lor
lizard 4 Co. and Liggett 4 Meyer, large to-
bacco Arms Of New York and Ct. Louis, 40
we'll ~ Others, bought . large lot Of tobacco
In this market Friday, and Il 10 said that they
will claim that the aale wss not consummsted.
basing their claim on some technicality.
A report has been te~legraphed Of . scandal.
Gus shooting affair ct Belle Grade, Benton
Minnesota. Charles Berger, Of that
place, has been too intimate With tho wife Of
Frank Brinkman. Tuesday Bnakman said
10 wss going to Ct. Cloud, but only went .
little distance and then returucd to the
,ouseh b . rear door y Mt up the stain aud
~ ia closet. Charles Berger soon 4csneI
= ! dinnW with Mn evnkmau. MFt6e5
: thsy pscsssdsd ~ 1tsrs s.asyet
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